The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-03-12

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Pos''lon auu s'ronely recommenuet
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p'o'esu..e us"inS' ''e u's,s'o'. VI
."o 'el',,o'y All" against '',e sign
"s "a 'ne o'n' anu therefore ne
couiu nov sec ms way ciear 10 eNer'
1 , Ills power ~ MAKE INC oiii
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ine o'sPa'ch referred 10 as com
"s "oNA ooVelno, ''eNe"so" war
SEM ~ '''e Pres'ueh' on 'he o"y
P'e.1u'ns .ne oiosc Vi tue sess'o'
III 'ne P.o'ss, mus SEM ,ne gov,
-" wy l",' 's'o',
Oh the territory OF luanO, ana stated
/ that the bill lust passed by con-
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SiS0'' '"nAnS ."c 'o' e''c'" Souii'iSS
named and giving them to Wash
inptOn tcrritnrv means tho onnihi-
a..
latlOn OF 1uanO, just at the tlme
when she is entering unOn n neriOd
| &c ,,+old ,sr;t,, Ill ,,rool.L
VI "H.oiu prosperity anu wealth.,
and which can have no other out
cop,o than .cfo+abood Tho nov.
eTNOT suggested 10 ITeSluent SleNe-
| land that the next move will he To
r. I, TS a.
annex tne Dalahce ol Iuaho 10 Tie
state OF Nevada. The message con-
oluJoJ with q, oxrroSS;o, Of Tho
VIZ" -" ~
nope that the president WOuld
carefully consider this imnOrtanf
$1,000
measure.
Commenting upon the defeat of
the annexation scheme, the OregO-
MAN makes a grievous error in it's
reference to Governor Stevenson.
1t saws:
For his refusal to sign the Washington
Id Idaho annexation bill the president gives
Idaho had advised him mag against ms it, It. But this
governor, his own appointee. is an imported
ocehons pp,9ss 70 and npI me do o viii
leave the territory as soon as he ceases to
oe RI hna ne
venience it suffers from political conrfec-
IL! ton with which it never can be identified
to Southern IDAHO excent i bv o long circuit tt
through Washington and Oregon. No two
., state u OF frrrl'orv Gonh De
1t is in no sense to the interest even of
southern Idaho to have Northern Idaho =!
Northern Idaho the people are unanimous
for the union with Washington. Yet Presi.
all the peone Who are really s intere m
have asked, upon a telegram from a carpet
oee e Affected hy ,b his aci;n u'' WIN 'e
In oo,l;rn corornou c.ou
an ..;,rnortad oa;c;aln ard "oornot
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con hos boon ros;dont IS TJoho
terr;torv s;nco 1sea ona IS - oa.i,.
n;oneers ond hoe lod . hus,, 80
bonoroblo I;c. Ill anranoi !, ~.
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wos % ono soss;or snoo,nr &c H.
honse and b;s ont;ra oaraar boz
boon Ono tbot roaactod .La -,
credit ,non him nc &C., onJ
business man Interested in the wnl.
fare and nrogross of tho torr;torr
in which be bos moda h;s hono
ord axnoots e. ona lie dors Tho
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